What an inspection covers
Every inspection follows NFPA 72 and your building's schedule. A typical visit includes:
Inspection and testing, done right
Licensed technicians, compliant paperwork, and no lapses.
NFPA 72 Testing
Every device tested to code, on the schedule your occupancy requires.
Compliance Documentation
Reports formatted for Martin County's AHJ and your insurance carrier.
Deficiency Reporting
A plain-language list of what passed, what failed, and what to fix.
Repairs & Corrections
Our licensed technicians fix deficiencies, so you are not juggling vendors.
Scheduled Reminders
We track your due dates and reach out, so a lapse never sneaks up on you.
Any-Brand Service
We inspect and test systems regardless of who installed them.
Who needs scheduled inspections
Most commercial occupancies fall under NFPA 72 testing requirements.
Medical & Healthcare
Often quarterly testing, fully documented for regulators.
Retail & Restaurants
Annual testing to keep your certificate of occupancy clean.
Offices & Multi-Tenant
Building-wide testing with per-tenant coordination.
HOAs & Amenity Centers
Clubhouses and common areas under commercial fire code.
Warehouses & Industrial
Large-footprint systems tested and documented.
Property Managers
Single-source inspection scheduling across a portfolio.
How inspections work
Schedule
We set an inspection date that keeps you ahead of your NFPA 72 due date.
On-Site Testing
Our licensed technician tests every device, the panel, and communication.
Documentation
You get a compliant report for your AHJ and insurer, plus any deficiency list.
Repairs
We correct deficiencies with our own technicians, no separate vendor needed.
Reminders
We track your next due date and reach out before it arrives.
Why Treasure Coast businesses choose Group One
40+ Years of Local Experience
Founded in 1984 and working in Martin County ever since. We know the local codes and buildings.
Locally Owned & Operated
Headquartered in Stuart. Your call reaches our team, not an out-of-state call center.
One Company, Every System
Fire, intrusion, cameras, access, and monitoring under one roof and one point of contact.
UL-Listed Monitoring
Our 24/7 UL-listed monitoring meets the highest industry standards. Trained dispatchers, not a voicemail.
A+ BBB Rating
Earned through honesty, transparency, and follow-through with every client.
Florida Licensed
Lic. EF 20000681 (Electronic Systems) and FPC24-000188 (Fire Protection), member of the Integration Association of Florida.
No Subcontractors
Every technician is a Group One employee, trained on our systems and accountable to you.
Long-Term Relationships
Some clients have been with us for 20, 30, even 38 years.
Fire alarm inspection questions
How often is inspection required?
NFPA 72 generally requires annual inspection, with quarterly testing for some higher-occupancy and healthcare buildings. We confirm your schedule.
Do you inspect systems you did not install?
Yes. We test and inspect commercial fire alarm systems regardless of the original installer.
What do we get for our records?
A compliant inspection report for your AHJ and insurer, plus a clear list of any deficiencies.
Can you fix what fails?
Yes. Our licensed technicians correct deficiencies, so you are not coordinating multiple vendors.
Will you remind us when it is due?
Yes. We track your due dates and reach out so a lapse never catches you off guard.
What happens if we have lapsed?
We can get you inspected and documented quickly, and put you on a schedule going forward.
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Ask about a fire alarm inspection or a testing schedule, from a fire-licensed local team (FPC24-000188) serving Martin County since 1984.